The Carara Reserve The northernmost Pacific rainforest in Costa Rica and the transition zone into the tropical dry forests of the northwest, this reserve is home to animals from both habitats © Patrick de Wilde
The Carara Reserve, on the Pacific coast, is one of the most magical sites of Costa Rica. With over 11,610 acres of forests and marshes, it contains nearly 750 plant and animal species most representative of South America, such as the Scarlet Macao, the American crocodile and the spider monkey.
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